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Looking for the perfect kitchen flooring? Engineered wood flooring is an excellent choice for kitchens, offering both durability and style. Discover our wide range of engineered wood options, from classic plank designs to elegant herringbone patterns. Find a long-lasting, beautiful wood effect kitchen floor that suits your home!

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Brecon Dove Oak

£110.00Unit price (£50.00  per  m2)

Harlech Ecru Oak

£212.27Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)

Harlech Rustic Oak,

From £128.25Unit price (£75.00  per  m2)

Berkeley Rugged Oak

£316.50Unit price (£150.00  per  m2)
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Harlech Biscotti Oak

Harlech Biscotti Oak

Sale price£191.04Regular price £212.27Unit price (£88.20  per  m2)
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Goodrich Biscotti Oak

Goodrich Biscotti Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £146.45Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)

Berkeley Cottage Oak

£316.50Unit price (£150.00  per  m2)

Harlech Raw Oak

From £188.44Unit price (£87.00  per  m2)

Highclere Natural Oak

£156.96Unit price (£109.00  per  m2)

Goodrich Spiced Oak

£146.45Unit price (£113.00  per  m2)
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Harlech Smoked Oak

Harlech Smoked Oak

Sale price£191.80Regular price £212.27Unit price (£88.55  per  m2)

Highclere Biscotti Oak

£169.92Unit price (£118.00  per  m2)

Goodrich Foundry Oak

£172.37Unit price (£133.00  per  m2)

Brecon Vintage Oak Herringbone

£76.32Unit price (£53.00  per  m2)

Brecon Farm Oak

£110.00Unit price (£50.00  per  m2)

Brecon Valley Oak

£110.00Unit price (£50.00  per  m2)
Highgrove Royal Oak

Highgrove Royal Oak

£179.20Unit price (£320.00  per  m2)

York Antique Oak

£188.10Unit price (£110.00  per  m2)

Harlech White Smoked Oak

From £212.27Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)

Brecon Whisper Oak

£110.01Unit price (£50.00  per  m2)

Brecon River Oak

£110.00Unit price (£50.00  per  m2)

Brecon Whisper Oak Herringbone

£76.32Unit price (£53.00  per  m2)

Goodrich Natural Oak

£129.60Unit price (£100.00  per  m2)

York Rustic Oak

£180.18Unit price (£91.00  per  m2)

Brecon Seashell Oak Herringbone

£76.32Unit price (£53.00  per  m2)
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Berkeley White Oak

Berkeley White Oak

Sale price£220.68Regular price £259.53Unit price (£104.59  per  m2)

Harlech White Oiled Oak

£212.27Unit price (£98.00  per  m2)
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Harlech Feather Oak

Harlech Feather Oak

Sale price£191.80Regular price £212.27Unit price (£88.55  per  m2)

Harlech Raw Oak Legacy Range

£255.31Unit price (£121.00  per  m2)

Harlech Rustic Oak Legacy Range

£248.98Unit price (£118.00  per  m2)
Harlech Select Oak

Harlech Select Oak

£275.08Unit price (£127.00  per  m2)
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Harlech Cognac Oak

Harlech Cognac Oak

Sale price£191.04Regular price £212.27Unit price (£88.20  per  m2)
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Harlech Chocolate Oak

Harlech Chocolate Oak

Sale price£191.04Regular price £212.27Unit price (£88.20  per  m2)

Harlech Stormy Oak

£255.58Unit price (£118.00  per  m2)
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Goodrich Feather Oak

Goodrich Feather Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £146.45Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)
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Goodrich Ecru Oak

Goodrich Ecru Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £141.26Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)
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Goodrich Coffee Oak

Goodrich Coffee Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £141.26Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)
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Goodrich Smoked Oak

Goodrich Smoked Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £146.45Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)
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Goodrich Espresso Oak

Goodrich Espresso Oak

Sale price£131.80Regular price £146.45Unit price (£101.70  per  m2)

Goodrich Salted Oak

£167.18Unit price (£129.00  per  m2)

Goodrich Barn Oak

£172.37Unit price (£133.00  per  m2)

Goodrich Charred Oak

£172.37Unit price (£133.00  per  m2)

Chepstow Planed Grey Oak

£282.75Unit price (£134.00  per  m2)

Chepstow Rustic Oak

From £255.31Unit price (£121.00  per  m2)

Chepstow Antique Oak

From £282.74Unit price (£134.00  per  m2)

Chepstow Sawn Grey Oak

£320.73Unit price (£152.00  per  m2)

Chepstow Distressed Charcoal Oak 240mm wide

£362.92Unit price (£172.00  per  m2)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are engineered wood suitable for kitchens?

Engineered wood are a very suitable choice for kitchens and are increasingly popular among homeowners who want the look and warmth of real timber without the limitations of solid wood. In kitchens, where moisture, temperature changes and heavy foot traffic are daily occurrences, flooring needs to be stable and hard-wearing. Engineered wood is designed specifically to handle these kinds of conditions. Its construction features multiple layers, including a solid hardwood top layer bonded to a stable plywood or fibreboard base, which helps it resist warping, swelling and movement caused by humidity or heat. This makes it far more reliable than solid wood flooring in a kitchen setting. Engineered wood also works well with underfloor heating, offering a cosy underfoot feel during colder months. With the right surface finish and routine care, it’s easy to keep the tiles clean and protected, even in a busy family kitchen. At Hyperion Tiles, our engineered wood ranges are not only practical but also incredibly beautiful, offering a variety of colours, wood species and finishes to suit both classic and contemporary interiors. With proper installation and maintenance, engineered wood can provide long-lasting performance and bring a natural elegance to your kitchen for many years.

Can engineered wood flooring handle moisture and spills in the kitchen?

Engineered wood flooring is much more resistant to moisture than traditional solid wood, which is one of the reasons it's so well-suited to kitchens. However, like all wood products, it still needs to be treated with care when it comes to water. The layered structure of engineered wood makes it far more stable, meaning it's less likely to warp or cup if exposed to changes in humidity or temperature. That said, it's still important to wipe up any spills as soon as they happen to prevent moisture from seeping into the joints or edges of the planks. Most engineered wood tiles come with a protective finish — such as lacquer or oil — which provides a degree of water resistance and helps guard against everyday splashes and stains. For added protection, you can use mats near sinks and dishwashers, and take extra care when cleaning by avoiding overly wet mops or steam cleaners. If you’re looking for a flooring option that balances the look of real timber with more reliable moisture performance, engineered wood is a great middle ground. At Hyperion Tiles, we offer ranges specifically designed for high-traffic areas like kitchens, giving you peace of mind along with timeless style.

How do I clean and maintain engineered wood for your kitchen?

Cleaning engineered wood for your kitchen is straight forward and, with the right approach, helps keep your floor looking its best for years to come. Daily maintenance involves sweeping with a soft broom or using a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust, crumbs and small bits of grit that could scratch the surface. For regular cleaning, a slightly damp mop and a wood-safe cleaner will be more than enough. It’s important not to soak the floor or use too much water, as excessive moisture can still cause damage over time. You should avoid using harsh chemicals, steam mops or abrasive scrubbing pads, as these can wear down the surface finish or damage the top veneer. Depending on the finish of your floor — whether it’s oiled or lacquered — you may need to reapply oil or polish from time to time to maintain its protective layer and restore its appearance. Placing mats at entrances and felt pads under furniture can also help prevent unnecessary wear. At Hyperion Tiles, we can advise you on the best cleaning products and maintenance routines for your chosen floor, helping you keep your engineered wood tiles looking beautiful and performing well even in a busy kitchen environment.

What styles and finishes are available in engineered wood for kitchens?

Engineered wood for our kitchen come in a wide variety of styles, colours and finishes, allowing you to create a floor that perfectly matches your kitchen’s personality. Whether you’re after the light, airy tones of Scandinavian-style oak or something darker and richer like walnut or smoked wood, there’s an engineered wood tile to suit your vision. At Hyperion Tiles, we offer everything from traditional straight plank formats to more decorative laying patterns like herringbone and chevron, which can add a sense of movement and texture to your space. You’ll also find a choice of surface finishes, including smooth, brushed, hand-scraped and textured options. A brushed finish highlights the natural grain of the timber, while a hand-scraped surface adds an aged, rustic quality that’s perfect for farmhouse or period-style kitchens. When it comes to sheen, you can choose between matt, satin or gloss finishes, depending on how reflective or natural you want your floor to look. Each finish offers its own benefits, from ease of maintenance to enhanced durability. Our collection has been curated to include wood species such as oak, ash and elm, giving you a versatile palette of warm and elegant tones to work with.

Is engineered wood flooring easy to install in a kitchen?

Engineered wood flooring is generally easier to install than traditional solid wood, making it a great choice for kitchen renovations or new builds. Thanks to its stable construction, engineered wood can be installed using a range of methods, including floating, glue-down and nail-down techniques, depending on the subfloor and your specific requirements. Many of our engineered wood kitchen tiles at Hyperion Tiles feature click-lock or tongue-and-groove systems that make the installation process faster and more efficient, whether done professionally or as part of a larger home improvement project. These systems help ensure a snug, seamless fit and can even be installed over underfloor heating, provided that both the floor and heating system are correctly prepared. Because engineered wood is less prone to expansion and contraction than solid wood, it’s more forgiving during seasonal changes, which adds to its practicality in kitchen environments. Although professional installation is always recommended for best results, engineered wood tends to require less acclimatisation and preparation compared to other types of timber flooring. We’re always on hand to offer advice and guidance, so whether you're working with a tradesperson or planning your own project, you’ll have the support needed to ensure a successful and lasting installation.

Kitchen Engineered Wood

At Hyperion Tiles, we know that choosing the right kitchen flooring is about more than just practicality. You want a floor that complements the heart of your home, feels comfortable underfoot, and suits your personal style. Engineered wood for kitchen offer the perfect solution for anyone who loves the natural warmth and beauty of timber but needs a product that can handle the everyday demands of a busy kitchen. Combining the timeless look of wood with improved stability and resistance to moisture, engineered wood is fast becoming one of the most popular flooring choices for UK homeowners looking to bring a touch of elegance into their kitchen space.

Engineered wood flooring is made by layering real hardwood over a stable core, typically constructed from plywood or high-density fibreboard. This layered structure gives it added strength and resilience compared to solid wood, while still maintaining the appearance and feel of natural timber. At Hyperion Tiles, we offer a carefully curated selection of engineered wood for kitchens in a range of finishes, plank sizes and wood species to suit every home – from traditional country cottages to sleek modern apartments.

The Appeal of Kitchen Wood Flooring

There’s something undeniably welcoming about wooden flooring. Its rich grain patterns, warm colours and soft, natural textures create an environment that feels instantly homely and inviting. Wood adds a depth of character that simply can’t be replicated by man-made alternatives, and for many people, it remains the dream material for kitchen floors. However, solid wood is known for being sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity, which can be problematic in kitchens where conditions fluctuate frequently due to cooking, dishwashing and foot traffic.

This is where engineered wood shines. By using a layered construction, it offers enhanced stability, making it far less prone to warping, swelling or shrinking when exposed to heat and moisture. This makes it far more suitable for kitchens than traditional hardwood flooring, giving you the look you love with added practicality. Engineered wood is also compatible with underfloor heating, allowing you to enjoy the comfort of warm floors all year round – a feature particularly appreciated during colder UK months.

Designed to Handle Daily Life

Kitchens are hardworking spaces, and your flooring needs to keep up with the demands of everyday life. From morning breakfasts to dinner parties, school runs to weekend baking, engineered wood kitchen tiles are designed to offer reliable performance while still looking beautiful. Thanks to its layered construction, engineered wood is more resistant to movement caused by humidity or changes in temperature. This makes it better suited to environments where spills, steam and water splashes are common.

Many of the engineered wood kitchen tiles we offer at Hyperion Tiles come with protective surface finishes that add further resistance to wear and tear. Lacquered or oiled finishes not only protect the wood from moisture and staining, but also enhance the natural tones and grain of the timber. These finishes can be matt, satin or gloss depending on your preference, and each one offers a slightly different look and feel. A well-maintained engineered wood floor can last for decades, developing a beautiful patina that adds charm and character over time.

A Range of Styles to Suit Any Kitchen

At Hyperion Tiles, we understand that no two kitchens are the same. That’s why we offer a wide selection of engineered wood for kitchens comes in various shades, finishes and plank widths. Whether you’re after a light oak that brightens up a small space, a rich walnut that adds depth to a classic design, or a smoked or grey-toned board for a modern industrial look, we have something to suit every style.

Engineered wood is available in traditional straight planks, as well as more decorative patterns such as herringbone or chevron, which add a sense of movement and sophistication to the room. Wider planks can create a more open, contemporary feel, while narrower boards lend themselves well to period properties or smaller kitchens where you want to keep the space feeling balanced. You can also choose between smooth finishes for a clean, polished appearance, or brushed and textured surfaces that highlight the natural grain and give a more rustic look.

Whether you want your flooring to stand out as a feature or quietly complement the rest of your design, engineered wood gives you the flexibility to create a kitchen that reflects your taste and lifestyle.

Easy Installation and Long-Term Value

Engineered wood flooring is often easier and faster to install than solid wood, making it an excellent option for both renovations and new kitchen projects. Many of the boards are designed with tongue-and-groove or click systems, which help ensure a secure and seamless fit. These systems can reduce installation time and cost, especially when fitted over an underlay or existing subfloor.

Another benefit of engineered wood is that it can be sanded and refinished, depending on the thickness of the top veneer layer. This means that, even after years of use, your floor can be refreshed and restored, extending its lifespan and maintaining its appearance for decades. It’s a long-term investment that not only adds visual appeal to your kitchen but also contributes to the overall value of your home.

At Hyperion Tiles, we work with trusted manufacturers who use sustainably sourced wood and environmentally conscious production methods. This means you can enjoy the look and feel of real wood while making a responsible choice for your home and the planet.

Maintaining Your Engineered Wood for your Kitchen

With the right care, engineered wood for your kitchen are easy to keep clean and looking their best. Regular sweeping or vacuuming helps remove dust and crumbs that can scratch the surface. For deeper cleaning, we recommend using a damp (not wet) mop and a wood floor cleaner that’s designed to be gentle on the finish. Avoid harsh chemicals, steam mops or soaking the floor with water, as excessive moisture can still damage the top layer or compromise the integrity of the boards over time.

If you’re using an oiled finish, it may need to be topped up every so often to keep the surface nourished and protected. Lacquered finishes typically require less maintenance but can still benefit from occasional polishing to maintain their sheen. Using mats at entrances and felt pads under furniture can also help reduce wear and protect the surface from scratches and dents.

Our team at Hyperion Tiles can advise you on the best care routine for your chosen product, as well as recommend suitable cleaning products and maintenance schedules.

Why Choose Engineered Wood from Hyperion Tiles?

At Hyperion Tiles, we’re passionate about helping our customers create kitchens that are not only beautiful but built to last. Our engineered wood kitchen tiles are selected for their quality, performance and timeless appeal. We work with leading suppliers across the UK and Europe to offer an extensive range of styles, colours and finishes to suit a wide variety of homes and personal tastes.

Whether you’re looking for a light, modern oak or a rich, traditional timber, we’re here to guide you through the process, from selecting the right product to offering expert advice on installation and care. Our knowledgeable team is always happy to answer your questions and help you make confident, informed decisions for your kitchen project.

Engineered wood brings together everything we value in a floor — natural beauty, strength, and everyday practicality. It’s a choice that offers long-lasting value, not just in terms of durability, but also in the way it transforms your kitchen into a space that feels welcoming, comfortable and uniquely yours.